Sentence examples for hear apparently from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rose (whose voice we don't hear) apparently spends a bizarrely long amount of time inviting Wallace to expatiate on the merits of that year's Oscar-bait movies like "The English Patient" and "Shine".

To hear apparently smart, well-educated Columbia House employees debating minutiae like "Is it 'Lemonheads' or 'the Lemonheads'?" and then to realize that one's own job is equally unimportant and uncreative -- well, it's enough to make a person quit and go to film school, which is what Mr. Wilcha did.

Each side has economists willing to tell them what they like to hear, apparently.

When Osborne finally responded Davis could be heard apparently sighing in the background.

And – I don't know if you've heard – apparently it's amazing.

Mr Kelly died a few days after the evidence hearing, apparently as a result of a suicide.

I'd heard, apparently incorrectly, that a license to do so was available only to genuine Canadian citizens.

A banging sound the interpreter heard apparently came from an agent's slapping a bottle of water against the wall or floor, the ruling said.

Responding to a question about whose voice was heard, apparently shouting for help, on a recording from the altercation, Robert Zimmerman said he recognized the screams as his brother's.

In a recorded conversation that was leaked on May 20th Mario Silva, the presenter of a state-television talk-show called "The Razor Blade", was heard apparently passing information to a Cuban intelligence officer.

We sort of hate you, Paul Sculfor" – Hollywood Gossip Typical chat-up line: "Ever been to Essex?" However, Sculfor tends to be seen not heard; apparently he charmed Cameron |with a trip to his home county.